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Leobrain:They are stack illiterates,the man had to clarify several times that the issue of Fine is different but sadly most of those people didnt read the news they only read the headline |
olaboy33:Not OAU main campus,their pre-degree campus is in another town |
Saraki is playing stewpid game because of CCT trial |
Abokifx is the best |
eyeview:You are wrong,the igbo i know will never support the best,they prefer to go for somebody that has lot of money and support their biafra struggle but no chance of winning the election,they are clueless politically |
PentiumPro:He gat no choice! if na you nko se you will kontinue? after posting over 500.000 words propagandas against Buhari still Deji Adeyanju refused to call him |
Angelberry:Yes! check his profile https://www.nairaland.com/2979979/experience-member-pdp-situation-team |
PentiumPro:I've reported him again he will dissappear in few min |
OZAOEKPE:I'm not speculating he posted his Abia trip few days ago,this further shows that average Nigerian youths are just looking for a way to get their share of the national cake |
OZAOEKPE:I always hit the report botton at the bottom of your post |
Tonyebacanista is now a card carrying PDP member,he is no more a political analyst. He is going to be on ground this weekend helping PDP to rig |
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vizkiz:The guy is on right path! its not about his twin brother its about their stewpid elder brother and the hatred for his wife and kid You can not give up your wife and kids just to satisfy family |
swtdrms:You were actually waiting for me to post bad news about my girl friend? you must be one of those guys that derive joy from others misery |
Americans are very crazy people,they are tired of politician |
Nigerians abroad must not be allowed to VOTE,that is my own Most of them don't know what's going on in Nigeria |
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PentiumPro:APC will lose all the seat under normal circumstances,but i'm expecting APC to use pen to write figures as well,only if they are fooooooolz this time |
Their elder brother is their major problem,the guy gat no sense |
modath:What you dont understand is,Lawyers and Judges will always find 100% genuine excuse if they want to twist a case,just look at the case of rape in uk where the man decleared he accidentally fell and might have penetrated the lady in the process and he won the case Constitution is very easy to twist when judges are corrupt And you wonder why republican and democrats are currently fighting over who will norminate the chief judge of supreme court |
All we need is a special court for the looters,I dont trust Muhammed he is a PDP stooge Just look at the way he compensated PDP candidates at the supreme court |
Swissheart:She's from Enugu |
… bars judges from granting stay of proceedings In a rial of alleged treasury looters, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Mahmud Mohammed, yesterday, directed Judges handing corruption cases to hear such matters on a day-to-day basis. The CJN said the National Judicial Council, NJC, would henceforth, descend heavily on any trial judge found to have stayed proceeding on any criminal matter before his court. Justice Mahmud who made the declaration while flagging-off the 2016 Refresher Course for judicial officers on current trends in law and administration of justice, said the measure became necessary in view of mounting criticisms against the Judiciary. Addressing participants at the 5-day workshop, comprising of judges from different states of the federation, the CJN, said they must learn to “treat cases related to economic crimes and corruption with the necessary urgency”. He maintained that the essence of the newly enacted Administration of Criminal Justice Act, ACJA, 2015, was to forestall situations where accused persons use frivolous interlocutory applications to frustrate their trial. The theme of the workshop which is holding at the National Judicial Institute, NJI, in AbujInstitute, NJI, in Abuja, is “Promoting Judicial Performance through Innovations and Reforms”. The CJN said: “The purpose of this Act is to ensure that the system of administration of criminal justice in Nigeria promotes efficient management of criminal justice institutions, speedy dispensation of justice, protection of the society from crime and protection of the rights and interests of the suspect, the defendant and the victim. “My lords, as you all are well aware, the Judiciary has had to endure intense, largely unjustified and grossly uninformed criticisms regarding delay in the administration of justice. “However, I am proud that the Judiciary was well ahead of the curve when the 2013 Practice Directions on Serious Crimes were adopted as the Directions were aimed at reducing criminal trial delays. Nonetheless, the new Act strengthens our resolve as it provides that applications for stay of proceedings shall no longer be heard in respect of a criminal matter before the court. “This unprecedented provision puts a stop to the delays occasioned by interlocutory applications to stay proceedings pending appeal on preliminary matters when the substantive issues are yet to be tried on the ment, the trial of the defendant shall proceed from day-to-day until the conclusion of the trial, while each party is entitled to only five adjournments not exceeding two weeks each. Where the trial is still not concluded, the interval for adjournments will be reduced to seven days each. As such, the Act provides a chance for all Judges to ensure speedy dispensation of justice and I expect that the provisions will be fully utilized. “I must similarly urge your lordships to treat cases related to economic crimes and corruption with the necessary urgency that the previously mentioned 2013 Practice Directions mandate us to apply. “Judges must also be stringent in applying the law strictly in order to render justice in a satisfactory manner to all parties whether they are the state, the accused or the victim. “The negative effects of corruption have been experienced by every Nigerian in one way or the other. It also bears reminding that the Judiciary has been judged harshly and on the receiving end of allegations of corruption in its operations. “At this crucial time in our nation’s history, we must show the red card to corruption, while joining hands as patriotic citizens to campaign for zero-tolerance for corrupt practices within our courts. “We must not forget our noble duty as Ministers in the Temple of justice to uphold the Rule of Law impartially and without fear. In order to establish and sustain public confidence in the judicial process, Judges must live above board, shun corruption, and avoid corrupt practices and misconduct. “It bears reminding that your lordships have sworn to adhere to your Oath of Office as contained in the 1999 Constitution and the Code of Conduct for Judicial Officers, 2003. “Indeed, let me re-iterate that where any Judicial Officer is found culpable of corrupt practice, you can be rest assured of the preparedness and resolve of the National Judicial Council to sanction such Judicial Officer appropriately”. He said the Supreme Court, in line with his reform agenda for the Judiciary, will soon stop sending or accepting manual and paper hearing notices and processes, to and from all lawyers practicing before the Court. “Similarly, the Supreme Court infrastructure is being upgraded and the courtrooms retrofitted with modern court technology hardware to enable state of the art paperless operations to be tested, in advance of its eventual rollout to other jurisdictions in Nigeria”, he added. In her welcome address, the Administrator of the NJI, Justice Roseline Bozimo, stressed that “Law Reforms and innovations in the Judiciary are a necessity for the purpose of enhancing and promoting judicial performance”. She said the Nigerian Judiciary has experienced innovations and reforms in recent times, prominent among which was the passing into Law of the ACJA, 2015. “The high point of this Act is the merger of the Criminal Procedure Act (CPA) and the Criminal Procedure Code (CPC) into one principal Federnto one principal Federal Act, which apply uniformly in all Federal Courts. While preserving the existing criminal procedures, it introduces new innovative provisions that will enhance the efficiency of the Justice System. “The main purpose of the Act include preventing unlawful arrest which had been one of the major problems of our criminal justice systems. By Section 10(1) of the CPA the Police could arrest without a warrant, any person who had no ostensible means of sustenance and who could not give a satisfactory account of himself. “By this provision, people were arrested indiscriminately. The administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015 has deleted this provision”, she added. Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/cjn-orders-day-to-day-trial-of-corruption-cases/
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tsephanyah:Stop stalking Buhari he is 73years old |
You have no choice! its mandatory it's our culture Your own is far better,its only your mother in-law My own na super! na the whole family thou nobody ever asked me but i always feel ashamed to hold back E.g if we are sick,we are going to spent more on visitor than hospital if its naming ahh! serious matter,if naming cost 300k,visitors go cost like 400k If its birthday hmmmmm! visitors will cost more than money meant for the birth-day party it has come to a situation where we must not tell anyone if we are sick Such is life And the worse is you will have serious problem with your in-laws if you stop |
The lady look like 14yrs old |
falconey:Hmmmm how are you sure? |
FlawlessRebirth2:Magodo,in my house. |
falconey:Falconey it's very serious! where is your location make is bring small |
Food is ready
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